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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-14
Tallahassee. Fl... April n. 1851



Las, A'od.y. Mr. Ei~Ard Lewis. chairman
Of the Railroad Committee, received q dispatch
from Hon s. g. McLendon. stating that Captain
John G. Reynolds. Chief Engineer OF the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western Company, with .
corps Of thirteen assistants. would begin the sur
vey between TbomAsyiiIe and Tallahassee that
day. The Surveying party may be expected
here at any time, and ii viii not be long there
after that the amoonI required to ensure the
road will be made Known That this will be
easily within the means Of our people there is
reason 10 believe, not only from previous sur
veys, bot from observations ofCsp,ain Reynolds,
who recently passed over the route aud wrote
10 Mr.. Lewis that after looking at the country
very closely" ne concluded that & line could be
graded al q reasonable cost OF course this
road will be built, Tor the subscriptions have al
ready reached figure which shows that our
people intend 10 have il. and the condition Of
those subscriptions WAS that it is to be opened
next spring. Then will come busy times, with
tbrongs Of visitors. and active demand for
city and county proper ty. an idea Of which may
be inferred from the prices reached at recent
land sales in consequence OF the mere prob
ability Of a railroad.
But /, is not merely one railroad that the near
future promises, for while the surveyors are 10
the field working southwark to Tallahassee,
the surveying corps Of another company is
working northward from Gainesville to ITALIA
hAssee, and may be soon expected 10 arrive
here. That the Birmingham, Georgia and Flor
ida company is also wide awake and perfeciing
it's plans for opening the southeasterly grand
route into Florida via Tallahassee, may be
learned from articles printed elsewhere in this
paper. No doub. can be entertained as 10 the
construction Of this road. The opening Of this
shortest route into Florida from the central
South, and the West and Northwest, is a grand
prize which must be won by the most energetic
and fortunate Of the competitors for il, and the
B., 6. and F. promises 10 be the winner. Tai
lahassee and Leon county can ask bo more than
these three roads to assure great prosperity, but
yet others are projected in this direction. Verify
the future Of this beautiful country is bright To-
deed and beyond doubt.
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Georgia. RAseSAa aDA 10y Wess
RaaRWsy Cs0Oy.
Senate TN q ~ iAfrodsced yesterday b
Senator Dsasno, II VqlediA, va. ss6snsd 70 ne
comni,tee q. Rsiiss1ds asd Telegraph. nd
~1 to-day Evorsssr reported q b shas ooa-
mi,tee The ball b entisied an ~ 10 iscospor-
ate the Geosgia, Rsosida md Key Wea Railway
Company" and ID pnshably Tie most importaa
hallway bill that win be introduced At this So
sion Of the legislature We are informed b
Senator Dclapo thai he has hatieriug assurances
from monument member Of Coogreo and
United States Senators. favoring governm ent aid
to coastrucs shaf postiou II the line from Key
West TO The msinlssd He ays that Ibis aid
being secured he completion OF the entire line
ID assured beyond dO0bt and 1t m carly date,
although the constructina Of the road b By no
means dependant ON such aid The importance
Of this enisspsise, in which the Senator from
volusia has wisely taken the initiatory step,
cannot be overes,imsfed- Not only Is the road
essential to the DEVELOPMENT Of The portion Of
Flonda Through which il passes, and absolutely
necessary TO the prosperity and convenience Of
the people now resident there, bat IL ID Of M
tiooai ana intezn3uon1i iupOftAnCI- CHno~e-
ing with steamer lines At Key West, it will sup
ply quick communication with various
co0ntries, insular or continental, south Of the
United States. supplying . needed avenue for
travel, mails and freight II a railroad enter
prise ever had legitimate claim on the Federal
government for aid this certainly has because OF
its need for military and naval uses, and foreign
intercourse and commerce with neighboring
DationAlities
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The Palatka Ne,os is vigorously in the field
assuming an indisputablc position of journalistic
power and influence. 1t now reaches alm0s,
every part Of the State ON the day of publication
The same train that brings the offensive Times
Union TO Tallahassee and all along the line ofroute
through Northern Florida brings the News with
the same Associated Press dispatches which have
built up its disreputable competitor, and which
are presented in better arranged and more read
able form in the Palatka daily. May it thrive
and increase, and the meddling, malicious per.
soDal organ of the notwithstanding little fellow
in jacksonville wanc and become extinct.
That popular Pensacolan, Gen s. A.
Moreno, called on the FLoRIDIAN last Saturday,
in company with his brother, F. ]. Moreno,
Esq, the esteemed Senator from Key West.
Gen. Moreno was deputy collector of customs at
Pensacola under the late collector, and 10 now
In charge there pending the appointment of the
successor of the deceased official 1t is the
earnest wish of the people of Pensa-
cola generally, and Of all who have had tran
sactions with him, that Gen. Moreno be appoint.
ed to the Office the duties Of which he under
stands 80 thoroughly, and for which he is every
way qualified by ability and integrity-not to
mention his sound democratic opinions "from
way back"
"A representative of the FLoRIDIAN had a
quiet word or two IN the corridor of the Leon
yesterday with Colonel H. r. Duval, In which
that gentleman remarked, concerning the pro.
ccedings In the U. 8. Court at Jacksonville, in.
stltuted by the Mallory Steamship Line, against
the Receiver of the r. r. & N. Company, thai
the order of the court forbiddlng that company
to discriminate against the Mallory Line in the
matter of freights and fares, embodies just what
the Receiver expected 10 do, under the require.
ments of the Inter State Commerce law: and
that the order of the court does not extend to the
matter of furnishing terminal or wharfage iacili-
ties. Colonel Duval also stated. 10 the course OF
conversation, that It might be accepted for fact
that there was positively nothing In the numer-
GUS rumors of IDEALS" and combinations q
with reference to the F. r. & N. System.
Our senior, Mr.. Finley, informs US that the
charges against the FLoRIDIAN Of suppressing
public documents are not sustained by any evi.
dence, and that Messrs. Dorr & Bowen are gen.
tlemen of too high character to countensnce any
such proceedngs.-LakS Oty Reporter.
BY the time the Tribune makes It's next APP
pearance II will probably be issued by q joint
stock company composed ofour most prominent
citizens who will, 40 soon a. arrangements can
be perfected, publish small daily and weekly
paper in connection. Tampa Tribune.
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The FLoRTDIAN has several times had the pre-
sumption To assert that the Times Lnloa was
guilty Of falsehood when il said that the missing
printing section WAS not printed as II should
have stood in the Proceedings of the Cons'tu.
lional Convention. That section az amended
and passed BY the Convention was as follows:
SECTION All the public printing of the State Of
Florida shall be let out upon cOntr act to the lowest
responsible bidder under such regulations as the
Legislature may provide No member OF tie Leg
slature, other public officer, shall be ipterested
either directly or indirectly, in any such contract
We have laid and say now that that section
cannot be found printed in The proceedings Of
the Convention or 10 any Article OF the Consti
tuition. The FLoRIDIAN says it can be 81 found.
If il will name the page on which it Can be 80
found, and if Mr.. PAsco, President Of the Con
vention, will sign statement that that section,
q amended and passed. is printed in the Pro
ceedings Of the Constitutional Convention, or in
the Constitution ITSELF we will send TO The editor
soi the FLORIDIAy our check for 500, Ia be
turned over 10 any charity he sees fit 10 favor
Times Union, April 18th
SO it is that this man continues his msst.ie
ments for he is hardened and reckless and has
go often been exposed that be seemingly cares
not for exposure He relies upon deceiving those
who see his paper bot do not zee the FLORIDIAN.
with its corrections Of his fasites The tricky fel-
low knows that the 500 1t would break bis heart
to lose is safe when he states the condition of
naming the "page" in the CONVEX tion Journal
where the section occurs for, as we have showed
him before, it is On teO pages, 375 and 376-,he
first clause Oh the one and the second on the
next. following the yeas and nays that were
called on the first, and amendment thereto.
1t Is through this little hole that he has provided
for his escape that the slippery slanderer
would crawl to save his 500 Asto its not being
printed in the Constitution he knows that the
section only passed its first reading, which is a
sufficient reason why it could not be pri nted in
the Constitution, for it was not a part thereof.
1t is with such stuff as we have quoted from
him that Jones' varies his malicious publications
passing from downright falsehood TO SANDER
Gus absurdties. tmay be expected that he will
reply TO this by the statement that be " backed
down the FLoRIDIAN on bis 800 bluff, and
many may read his article who do not read this,
and believe him.
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CIVIL Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week:
Lyman d. Goodrich, to be Notary Public u
and for the State.
John Rupert, to be Commissioner of Deedsfr
Florida in Alabama.
James Gonzalez, to be Auctioneer for EscaS-
bia county.
8. E. Kinnan, to be Inspector Of Timber and
Lumber In Clay county.
John B. Thomas, to be Justice Of the Peace IN
and for the county of Manatee.
John Patterson, to be Notary Public in and
for the State at large.
s.. Strickland. to be Inspector of Timber ano
Lumber for Sumter county.
VIM. H. Mccullough, to be Inspector OF Tim
Der and Lumber for Walton county.
G. ]. Joseph and Joshua B. Lastinger, to Do
Notaries Public for the State
Robert b. Upham and Willard Lester, 10 %
Commissioners of Deeds for Florida In new
York.
g. W. Mckinney, to be Coun ty Commissions
for Bradford county
b. T. Felkel, to be Assessor of Taxes for Leon
county.
r A. Shine, to be Collector of Taxes for Leon
county.
Calvin Bishop. to be Surveyor in and for '''-
ferson county.
J.W. Harwell and W. P. Morgan, to 30 !us-
tees Of the Peace for Orange county.
j: @. Thomas. to be Justice of the Peace "
Nadison county.
d. p. Stewart, to be County Commissions ~
Orange county.
N. w. Lee, to be County Commissions !"
Clay county. -
J. A. II. Brown, to be County Commlssao1N
for Madison county. %.
W. u. Lewis, to be Notary Public for tho 80
at large.
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In or - - ~ pIh1ns1 : ssnplse -
spu.f q the VIM 1lIaeAall ansalan alo - ~.
sAewing uUssssas.asd1 hsp ~ - - -
tine. 6ncs - suns - q tvs1vs e - -.
sosd as ascsiss hsvs ehaagsd Aan1A - psisass
sd, Il psico nnglg fsu1 = - - ~ O.
savanee' Thu moveun& GhUwB IL pszDA-
uency II the esisEpsiss. ssd ~ ess1ins asd
substantial characser a o. isass0t aro1ssd
The protector havs eoatisasd . "a the In 81
average sscfioa prices. whicA have provsa 70
Be even high~ than thoss aaksd psssioss 70 IL
sncsioa- The demand has eoaeinasd epod, aad
there appean 10 b iacreadng hiessss. dAowiag
dat lie boon" - epos - seay, and = 20
the result Of . temporary exci,ensnt brought
about By The sucsioa-
There b . decidedly more healthful feeling
among land owness. and the old Capital City
bids mir to soon eclipse even her FORMER pros
pezity and grandeur. The railroad from Tho0-
asville to Tallahassee. which va commenced
last Monday, h giving IN additional impetus.
Lots can be Obtained for the next thirty day. II
90 and upward, and visitors to Tallahasses win
find it to their advantage to pessooally examine
. good opportunity for . residence o. invese-
ment. Personal examination = solicited, and
facilities viii be furnished for . thorough in
specsion Of the property. free Of cost Cone.
spondence win be cheerfully and promptly an.
swered A short consideration OF this matter
will convince al Of the propriety and advisahil-
ity of an investment in the capital Of this grow
ing State. where property b rapidly rising In
value. Judge A o. Wright has interested him.
self in this property. and viii be located 1t thu
Leon Hotel, in Tallahassee, for the next two
months, and viii be only too glad 70 show the
properly to al who may desire to invest. eithez
personally or through Mr.. E g. Chesley. the
engineer Of the enterprise While In Tsllahasses
be sure and inspect this property. or. not herr
personally, have some friend inspect and buy FOL
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In consequence Of the large number of
daily and other newspapers represented at
the Capital this session, Mr.. Bremen, Superin-
tendent of the Western Unien Telegraph Com.
pany, has been obliged 10 furnish the ITALIA
hassee office with extra assistance, In the person
of MIR. VIM. OBrien, a competent telegrapher,
who arrived yesterday. The st. Louis Glo0s-
Democrat, Atlanta Obnstitution New Orleans
PIcayuue, New York Times and World are re-
ported Mr. W. Boardman Lynn, one OF the
most versatile and accomplished correspondents
In the country the Jacksonville Tymes linton
is represented by Judge A. 0. Wright, Of Jack.
sonvlle and Mr.. J. B. Whitfield, of Tallahassee
the Jacksonville Morning Nsws by Mr.. J.W.
Hawthorn; the Herald by Mr.. w. r. Carter :
the Savannah Morning Neos by Mr.. ]. B. Whit
field, and the Palatka Nssos and Seville Inde.
pendent by Mr. Charles A. Choate, Of the Inds.
pendent. Mr.. Mahlon Gore, of the Orlando R.
porter, Mr.. Frank PHILIPPE, Of the Pensacola IA.
vance Gdsette. Mr.. f. r. Fildes, Of the Monti.
cello Constitution, Mr.. Fl. II. McCreary, Of the
GAINESVILLE Nesos, Rev. ]. P. DePass. OF ths
FLORIDA Christian ADVOCATE, and Mr.. J. b. John.
sion, OF the Waldo Adpsrtissr are or have been
In attendance eA 'ef~~s VIVA
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SATURDAY, April Q, 1887


The House q Representatives met.
This following members answered to their
names:
Mr.. Speaker. Messrs. j. H. Anderson, 4. An.
derson, Baskin, Belcher, Bitch of Alachua,
Bitch Of Levy, Brown, Campbell. Carleton, Carr,
Chapman, Clark, Cottrell, Crawford, Cromwell,
Daniel, Davidson, Douglass, Drake, Duncan Of
Sumter, Duncan Of Hamilton, Dyal, Evan, Far
nell, Fillingin, Floyd, Frazier, Gamer, Gibbs,
Goodbread, Hall, Haven, Hendry. Hicks, Hind.
Johns johnson. Jones, Kelley. Lamar, Latham,
Lightsey, Mcclellan, McKinnon, Mason, Match
stt, Mitchell, Neel, Newlsn, Peoples, Pelot, Per-
s sne.d, s.rom, TSomas Tompkins, Tip.
pin, Umstead, Upchurch, Walker, Waring,
Washington. Willie, Wilson and Woods-73.
Journal corrected and approved.
Mr.. 6trom offered the following; Be u yssosued
b. tie Houss Of Representatives., ~ Senate concur
ring, That the respective committees OF the
House Of Representatives and Senate, 70 which
CONTINUED In Hupplement)
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,e following is q list Of the
REPRKsKNTArryKs


T. g. Surau, Florida No l, Jacksonville
II. 9. Atwater, Union No. Q, Waldo.
D. B. Byrd, Jefferson No. 8, Monticello.
L. NJ. Merritt, Pensacola No. 4, Pensacola.
W. H. Chancey, Leon No. s, Tallahassee
Jacob Kryger, Joppa No. 9, Pensacola.
II. Glogowski, Tampa No. z, Tampa.
u. Fields, May No. 10, Starke.
NJ Endcl, Centre No. II, Gainesville.
G. A. DeLono. Cuba No. Is. Key West
e.. F. Barber, Charity No. 10, Darbyville
A. w. Starbird, Orlando No. 20, Orlando.
II. K. Dubois, Magnolia No. 81, DeLAnd
w. a. ChaiIe, Tallula No. -, Ocala-
DR.. w. II. Cyrus, Pioneer No 28, Thomas.
A. Wronker, Harmony No. "a, Ocala.
R A Hull, Palmetto No. Is, St. Augustine.
J. Lancis, Cuba No. 26, Havana, Cuba
W. G. Kelly, Mechanics No. 8, Warrington.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled:
W. N. Baker, Grand Master; C. C.. Yonge,
Deputy Grand Master; ]. E. Arnold, Grand
Warden; w. NJ Mcintosh, Jr, Grand Secretary /;
Jacob Huff, Grand Treasurer.
The following were appointed:
B. L. Baldwin, Grand CHAPLAIN; W. n. Girar-
Conductor; w. H. Chancey, Grand Guardian !;
j. Lancis Grand Herald.
GRAND ENcAMPNKNr
Auc tuIU ouuu1l ScS5iOu Oh INC 0IAnQ Ed
campment continued during sthe same period,
holding its meetings in the afternoon of each
day.
Representatives from all Encampments were
in attendance
The following officers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing year: A. ]. Fish, Grand
Patriarch; A. A. Thompson, Grand High Priest !;
w. C. Kelly, G. 8. Warden; B. A. neginniss,
G. Scribe; W. N. Mcintosh, Jr, g. Treasurer; r.
s. 6urau, G. ]. Warden T. C. Watson, g. Rep
resentative; J. Burkhim, @. Guide; T. J. Field,
G. I. g.; a. Bernreuter, G. o. 8.
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About two years ago, prominent citizen Of
Chicago was told by his physicians that he must
die. They said his system was 20 debilitsted
that there was nothing leit to build ON. He
made up his mind % try new departure"
Discovery" and took It according TO directicns
He began 10 improve ct once. BE kent 40 IA
treatment for some months, and 10 TO-DAY :
well man. He says the " Discovery" sayed his
hfe -''
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The Tampa Journal has suspended publica.
tion-without doing the honorable thing. Be-
fore 1t died 1t should have retractsd the vrsns
1t did the FLoRIDIAN. "Honsst confession n
good for the soul ut did mot make It. bot We
say rsQ.ssseas IN poes, Ill the same.
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Grand Lodge OF Florida.

The thirty second annual session Of the Grand
Lodge was the largest ever held in the State,
ever fifty members being in attendance. The
session began on Tuesday and continued until
to-day, meeting daily On Wednesday evening,
upon the invitation Of Leon Lodge No. s, the
members attended the performance Of Mikado
at the Opera House, and later in the evening
were entertained at grand banquet at the Leon
Hotel.
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The comprehensive title of a new Law book
Just issued from the FLoRTDIAS printing ona
is The Land Laws of Florida or How Tak
to. and Possession Of, Real Estate are Acquired
and Lost in the State of Florida, as contained
in the Statutes. from A D. 1917 to January A.
d. 1887. and in the Decisions of the 80.
preme Court from 1845 to 1887. Compiled
By Member Of the Florida Bar" A eaal
gentleman ofnote says that the book is of great
value to the profession. 1t contains 234 pages,
the price is $500, and it is for sale by C. l.
Bryan, Jr., Binder and Dealer in Law Book,
Tallahassee. Fla.
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John A. Frese, Plaintiff In Error Va. The State
of Florida, Defendant in Error-Hernando
County.
Wuuy.
RANEY, j:

JUN a. = Icoc, 1Ielutlu IN GrfOr. Va The State
of Florida, Defendant In Error-Hernando
County.
RANEY,J:
!. The sale of epirituous liquor, without
having license % dealer in spirituous liquors,
ea misdemeanor, and prosecution Of the of.
fence may be instituted within two years next
AFTER the commission Of the offence, under the
acl OF July 10th, 1882, page 4S5, McClellan's Di
gest
O. A single sale Of . spirituous LIQUOR wi,hou,
having license b . violation of the provisions
of the Revenue Act Of 1883, Chapter 8118)
3. A statute which enacts that an ofYense
shall be punished BY fine, b not rendered upcon-
stiutional BY tho fact that It does net prescribe
the MsarssSxm amount Of 6ne which may b Inn.
posed.
I. The provision Of Section 10 Of the Revenue
Act OF 1883, to the effect that any person con.
victed OF carrying on business fer which
license h required, without having first obtained
such license, shall be punished BY fine of not
lee than double the amount required for the
license, does not violate tho Declaration of
Right, that excessive fines shall not be impos-
ed.s Tho minimum 1ine prescribed for selling
spirituous liquors without license In not exces-
aive, nor b the omission to prescribe maximum
nns On imposition BY the Legislature Of an OK.
cessive hne.
g. Courts take judicial notice OF the meaning
Of the word whiskey :" and It d not Necessary
to prove to them that Il u . spirituous iquok
Judgment affirmed.
Barron Phillips for Plaintiff In Error; Attor-
Aey 0euWal fbr Defendant In Error. 'a
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LOSSES AND INsURANcR

The following 10 the hasty summary of the
losses as near 40 they could be obtained: St.
Augustine Hotel, $4,000 not insured. First
National Bank building. $4,000; not insured.
Old Cathedral, $4,000; Insurance. $4100 The
Cottage, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. Edwards
UNI, 5000; insurance, t50e. Court House.
5000; insurance, 5000; MIRA B. E. Carrs
residence, $500; insurance, $780, Welters
restaurant, 1000; the building, owned BY Mrs.
Smith, was insured for 81 ,000 Gonzales & Ben.
haven, $5 600; not insured. Chamberlin's gro.
Gerry, 5000; insurance, $4,000. Bucks resIau.
rant, $500; not insured. Davis barber shop,
q 900; not insured. SpeizingeTs drug store
$4,000; not insured.
All the records and ofIicial papers saved from
the Court House were placed in the vacant rooms
10 the post Office building. where they will be-
kept until other quarters can be obtained.
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ST. AUGUSTINE FIRE.
Sammary OF Tuesdays ConAsgra
tROm.

gustine Hotel, on corner OF Cathedral and Char.
lotte streets, In st. Augustine, was discovered to
be in flames, the fire having originated in the
laundry, just in the rear Of the bake room. The
immense frame building was like q finder box,
and the flames spread very rapidly Although
the alarm was promptly sounded, so rapid was
the spread Of the flames that the seveniy-six
guests asleep in the house barely had time to
escape with their lives, and most of them los
everything they had with them. The only life
known TO be lost was that of panic. stricken
servant girl, who was perfectly frantic, and rush.
ing into the burning building she was quickly
beyond the reach OF human aid and met terri
ter the fire some thirty or forty feet from where
she entered the building. Her name was Bridget
Barry
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